1/27/31 [
4475]'s letter:
Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Edgar Cayce.
Dear Sir.
I received your letter and reading of Jan. 13th.
I am well satisfied with the reading as far as I can
understand it. My wife, mother or myself could not
understand the medical terms used very well.
So my mother suggested that I ask you if you could write me
a report of it in more simple terms. If it is impossible
for you to do this then I will take the reading to a good
physician down town and get him to explain it to me.
Also please give me the following information, could you give
me the treatments at your hospital there?
How many weeks treatments do you think would be necessary?
And about how much per week would it cost me? Of course
I would go in a ward, as my income has been very small for
several years. I would like very much for you to treat
me if I can make financial arrangements to come there.
Thanking you in advance for the above information.
I remain Very Respectfully [
4475]
(Please excuse the paper.)
2/20/31 EC's letter:
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr. [
4475]:
I'm sure you feel that we are very negligent in our
correspondence, as I haven't replied to yours of January
27th. As your request was more respecting entrance to the
hospital, or arrangements therefor, I have been unable to
reply to you as to just the status - owing to some change
in policies by those who have been the financial backers.
However, there is to be a meeting of this Board on the 26th
of this month, and if you are still interested after the
first of March will you please write me again? I'll then be
glad to communicate with you. I feel very sure the work is
going on in some manner. Other institutions in the north are
taking care of some of our patients. The financial stress
has curtailed the contributions, which has made hit hard
for the institution here. I'm sure this is a very poor
explanation, but bear with us just for the time being -
and drop me a line soon after the first.
Trusting you are feeling fine, and that the delay will not
be of material detriment to you - and with kindest personal
regards, I am
Sincerely, EC:GD
3/06/31 [
4475]'s letter:
Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Dear Sir.
I received your letter of Feb. 20th and am very sorry to
hear that financial conditions over the country have caused
some curtailment in contributions for your Hospital, and I
sincerely hope that the financial backers at the meeting on
Feb 26 made some kind of arrangements for you to continue
there at the Hospital, as I feel that you have done and
will do a lot more good for humanity.
About all I can do is wish you and yours good luck.
If you can do anything about me entering the Hospital for
treatment please advise me, if not, no hard feelings at all.
I remain Very Respectfully [
4475]
3/17/31 EC's letter:
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Mr. [
4475]
Replying to yours of the 6th, I don't know just how soon we
will get started with the institutional work here again. If
you will keep in touch with us, it may be possible to make
some arrangements for the treatments to be followed here
- or, suggestions might be made for your carrying out the
treatments under the supervision of some of your local people
there. Our whole desire is to be of help, and if we can in
any way I certainly hope you will let us hear from you.
With kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely, EC:GD


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